Casey Defends Fitness For SEC Chair Amid Plagiarism Allegations
William J Casey faced Senate Banking Committee scrutiny over a 1961 plagiarism conviction and past lawsuits as he sought confirmation to head the SEC. Senator Proxmire released trial records, arguing Casey’s ethics were in question, while Casey and his backers insisted the suits were minor and did not show personal wrongdoing. The committee voted 9 to 3 to advance his nomination despite the controversy.
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Connally Says He Has Excellent Rapport With President
UPI reports Secretary John B. Connally says he enjoys excellent rapport with President Nixon and can see him anytime. He has not faced access problems at the White House Oval Office and declines to discuss political plans or a possible run in 1972.
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